What's the difference between this with the SBA suffix and Knipex 7101200 8-Inch Lever Action Mini-Bolt Cutter without the suffix? knipex's web site doesn't mention it. What's the difference between this with the SBA suffix and Knipex 7101200 8-Inch Lever Action Mini-Bolt Cutter without the suffix? ... » Read More What's the difference between this with the SBA suffix and Knipex 7101200 8-Inch Lever Action Mini-Bolt Cutter without the suffix? knipex's web site doesn't mention it. « Show Less
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The SBA has 6" handles, the one without the SBA modifier has 8" handles. I used the 6" handle pair when I hauled sealed frieght into Canada and it handled every type of seal EXCEPT the 1/4" hardened steel bolt, with ease (it's not suited for the bolt type seal). Some of the cable seals could be quite tough which is why I bought the 7101200 SBA. Because of it's piano wire capabilities.
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I am not 100% sure, but it may have to do with the "deep notch" one has and the other doesn't. The one with the deep notch will allow you to cut larger gauge material, BUT if you are cutting mostly smaller gauge material all the time such as 15 gauge barbed wire, you may not want the deep notch.
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SBA refers not to the pliers, but the piece of backing board that they are sold with or without. It has nothing to do with the pliers themselves, just packaging.
1585471
It appears that the nsl would be "standard" thread and the nml would be "metric" thread. Big difference and it's not distinguished on the Waterpik web site.
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(738-04124A: SHEAR PIN, .25 X 1.50 GRADE 2. REPLACES PART NUMBER 738-04124) This is from the MTD web site. It looks like the only difference is the A on the end. The non-A pins are fine on my 24" Yard Machines thrower which calls for the same pins as yours.
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TJH, I do not know the difference between the two, but I do love what I purchased. It works well, is reliable and tough. One of the best tools I have purchased. Dave
426802
Normally the smaller the last two number after the dash means a smaller stone. What you need to do is get a Dremel book and look up your stone for your specific chain saw, also the book gives you the sizes of the stones. If you don't have a book go to dremel.com and look it up. All I know is the smaller the stone the quicker it wears out with a lot of pressure, so be careful.
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I'm not sure what it is, but on the side where the small drill and extractor is says 3/32 - 5/32 (M 3-4) - likely recommended sizes of bolt heads to extract?? I snapped the smallest drill bit so I can't even measure it, I will see if I can post a pic of the actual inside of the case..
610952
I'm not sure what is going on, but when I thought I was receiving a direct replacement for the "with button" model I bought last year, I received the cheaper "no button" model. The price was similar, and both models show up on Schumaker's website. I assumed I had not looked closely at the model numbers when I ordered. Nevertheless, they are not comparable.
2013509
I didn't realize there was a difference. I just ordered the same ones that came with the new aid's. I may try the closed next time if what the Pamela South answer says is true. Good luck! Rodney G.
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If your cutting a 16D (Typical Framing nail), plan on 1/16". I honestly feel that Knipex is the finsest bolt cutter for flush cutting........Knipex is by far the best quality hand tool available. Certainly a wise investment.
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The extended pads are the same, just longer. You can put more dies on them to cut at one time. also, there are some dies that need the longer cutting pad. Usually the extended pads need the extended accessories to use them with varying machines. the 8 x 6 are the standard size
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I don't know the difference, but the tool works well for adjusting to different adapters. My problem is knowing which adaptor to use. Don't use it enough to know which clamp goes with which connector other than the special feature I needed. There is a chart, but didn't research to know what all the codes mean...need pictures for me. The self ratcheting system is nice. Holds things in place while making wiring adjustments. This is diffently heavy enough for everything I do (use it about once a month or two).
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They are basically the same. Little Machine shop has a chart that compares brands, http://littlemachineshop.com/info/minimill_compare.php
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I cannot answer about the differences. The quality of the good grips are great. There may be a difference in the measurement guide. That is all I can offer you.
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I haven't looked this up specifically, but generally a DeWalt product number ending with a "K", means it's the base tool, in this case the DW317 VS Orbital Jig Saw, in a "kit". A kit may included a hard or soft carry case, blades, whatever. More common in their battery operated stuff, where a kit will included batteries and a charger.
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Both blades are identical in size. I compared the Derby Extra to my Merkur Super blades. Length, width and thickness of both blades are identical. Even the cut out slot in the center are identical to each other. I flexed both blades and the torsion required to bend both blades feel the same. If these two blades didn't have any printing I couldn't tell them apart. I purchased 2 x 100 pack of Derby Extra blades so far I'm extremely happy with their performance.
814305
There is no difference in the saw.The DC385 is the model number of the actual reciprocating saw. The DC385B is the model given when you're buying just the tool (B stands for Bare). The DC385K is comes with an 18V XRP Battery along with a saw case, and a charger (K stands for Kit)
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Per the Bosch site, the difference is the blades provided, the tool itself is identical. One provides more accessories. Amazon may have not posted the correct information, go to the Bosch site, you can do a compare tools sets, see: http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/. Review the Bosch list carefully, many items are listed, but not in the same order